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Thursday, October 8, 2026

Industry Beans Newstead

Industry Beans in Newstead has quickly earned a reputation as one of Brisbane’s top cafés, offering a perfect blend of quality coffee, creative food, and a minimalist, stylish atmosphere. Originally from Melbourne, the café has maintained its high standards as it expands along the east coast, becoming a standout in Brisbane’s growing coffee scene.

The design of the café is both modern and welcoming, featuring a striking combination of brick white walls, natural timber accents, and plenty of greenery. The space feels open and airy, with large windows letting in an abundance of natural light. This combination of clean, industrial design and a relaxed atmosphere creates the perfect setting for a quick coffee or a leisurely brunch.

On the menu, Industry Beans brings a creative twist to brunch classics, with a focus on fresh, seasonal ingredients. Signature dishes like the pandan bubble waffle offer a fun, indulgent treat, while the chilli barramundi with folded eggs adds a bold, flavour-packed option to the menu. For a more classic choice, the fig and goat cheese omelette strikes the perfect balance of lightness and richness.

When it comes to coffee, Industry Beans is as impressive as the food. The café serves up a variety of house blends and rotating single-origin beans, each brewed to highlight the unique flavours of the beans. Whether you prefer a strong espresso or a delicate pour-over, every cup is crafted with precision. For something a bit different, try the bubble coffee—a playful, coffee-infused take on bubble tea.

In addition to the café, Industry Beans also offers a retail section where customers can purchase their signature beans, brewing equipment, and pre-brewed drinks to enjoy at home. This allows fans of the café to recreate their favourite brews from the comfort of their own kitchens.

Whether you’re a local or just passing through, it’s a spot that’s well worth the visit.


Industry Beans Newstead
18 Proe St, Newstead QLD 4006
(07) 3180 1190
industrybeans.com

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